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Liverpool, NY, is a village with a population of about 2,400 people. The lakeside town is located in Onondaga County. It was named after the city in the United Kingdom of the same name.

Liverpool High School serves the town as a member of the Liverpool Central School District. The High School is ranked in the top 200 schools in the state. You can put in the work to try to keep up with online tutoring in Liverpool for your courses or test prep. Grades are a very important part of High School, so make sure you're spending an adequate amount of time on your studies. One way to potentially improve on that important exam is by connecting with a private Liverpool tutor who has both in-home and online tutoring experience in instruction for test prep. One local college option is Syracuse University. However, only the best students will be able to attend, as it is ranked in the nation's top 70 schools. With private test prep instruction via in-home or online tutoring in Liverpool, NY, you can potentially improve the chances of getting into these top schools.

Take a break from all of your studying and spend some time having fun in Liverpool. The town has a variety of activities for you to enjoy, so be sure to save some time to see them all. You can start at Onondaga Lake Park. The park is known amongst residents as the "Central Park of Central New York." The park features four trails, waterfront, skate parks, and a dog park. The 7.5-mile greenway is a popular gathering spot for local events and interactions. The concrete skate park is an extreme sports lover's dream. The park is open to inline skates, skateboards, scooters, and BMX bikes. It has numerous features that make it great for a day of tricks, including an eight-foot deep Liberty Bowl, a 4.5-foot-high ledge, quarter pipes, grind rails, and gaps. The course will challenge even the best, so bring your A-game.

Also within Onondaga Lake Park is the Salt Museum. It is stationed atop an original salt boiling rock. The museum is packed with tools and fixtures that were used in the salt brining process. The artifacts include pieces like kettles, barrels, and hand tools. Learn about the significance of salt production in the 1920s at this fascinating site. There is a lot to see in Liverpool, and a large portion of it is located at the community park, but don't forget to spend time on your studies too. Tutors in Liverpool, NY, are waiting to work with you in pursuit of realizing your greatest potential.

Recent Tutoring Session Reviews

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"Today the student and I worked on his math homework. The addition of another component to the distribution property of multiplication made this a tricky subject. We worked for a good amount of time, and I believe that I have cleared up a lot of the issues he was confused with."

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"Covered Topics: Review SohCahToa, Numerical trig functions, Law of Sines, Law of Cosines, Word Problem strategy & general geometry strategy
Recommended Homework: Quadratic Formula Review, Replace Calc-battery, Finish worksheet and remaining word problems
This was a great first session! The student already knew all of the concepts she needed, and now she is applying them to solve problems in a procedural way. I look forward to helping the student ace that test next week."

"I helped the student review his homework and assignments that he has due and put them in his planner. He finished his math homework and his quizzes for AP history while we were together. We also started to discuss how to tackle studying for his AP world history exam. We looked at the resources he has available to study and mapped out the next two weeks of what he needs to work on."

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"With the student, we worked on his second English 101 paper. This was an informative essay, written to the audience of his class and teacher, about someone he had interviewed. It only required the interview and two outside sources, which we had to find. He had selected a good family friend for the interview. He had a good chunk of notes and interview responses, and together we were able to decide on a focus and purpose for the paper and organize how it would make the most sense. This was only a rough draft, so it was 5.5 pages- the final needs to be at least a page longer. The external sources still need to be worked into the essay. He is going to meet with his teacher for a conference this week, and then we are going to meet again to polish and finish it next week."

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"1. We covered Asymptotes today.
2. The student has a test on Monday, and I'm looking forward to seeing his progress.
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"Despite not having seen the student last week, she was very much on top of the material on factorization today. She knew how to do most of the grouping factorization problems. She needed a bit of help with cubics, but by an hour, we had finished covering the material on math. We then finished with Living Environment as she has to retake the bio assessment exam in January."

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"The student and I went over her exam from last week. We only had one tutoring session (our first one) the day before the exam. She struggled on the exam, but when we went over it last night, she knew answers that she didn't mark while taking the test. She needs to be confident and write down what she is thinking in order to show her teacher what she knows. I encouraged her to make flashcards for all of the theorems and definitions that she has learned so far in geometry. Knowing these things intimately will boost her confidence and will assure her that she is walking into each exam with all of the tools in her toolbox. We also reviewed her homework due today on perpendicular bisectors and midsegments. After doing several problems, it's clear that she grasps the concepts. Repetition will be key in building her confidence so that the information sticks."

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"The student and I worked through more problems, both in math and verbal. We went over patterns and how to notice them in figures, in sequences of numbers, and in charts. We went over reading comprehension and matching with pictures. I taught her how to learn how to read new words by going through the sounds that they make. We also played some letter unscrambling games to practice this."

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"The student and I went over both algebra and chemistry. We quickly went over his homework, as he already knew most of the concepts, and then we switched to Chemistry. We went over the naming of ionic and covalent molecules. I then made problems for him to practice with. These problems involved writing out the chemical formulas from the names and writing the names from the chemical formula. "

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"We looked at sine, cosine, and tangent functions. We also looked at how we can apply scaling and translations to the function like we did with previous functions. We also looked at trends in the unit circle."

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"We reviewed the second half of chapter 21 in history. During the first hour, the student took notes while I wrote discussion questions. We then discussed what was read. The student is positive, motivated, and answered the questions with great detail! Good job! We reviewed AP prep, and he is doing well. Remember to take some practice tests! I will send the rest of the comprehension questions from the last two sessions for extra practice. Have a good weekend!"

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"We covered the intersections of a circle and a line using both algebra and the graphing calculator. The student had a great attitude. She struggled most with recalling how to graph a line given its equation (finding slope and y-intercept), and familiarity with the standard form of the equation of a circle. I left the student with several videos and examples to look over for reinforcement and practice. It was a pleasure working with the student tonight. "